Attaching rod holders to an Igloo...

Harry Krause wrote:
> Any suggestions for a glue that would permanently attach a starboard
> rodholder to an Igloo cooler? Waterproof, of course. I don't want to
> drill holes in the cooler.
>
> Suggestions from those who have some knowledge of this sort of
> application, please. I don't need any "Reggie Retardo" internet search
> suggestions passed along third hand.
>
> Thanks.

Good old 5200 should do the trick.

Here's another I've tried with excellent results:

http://www.gorillaglue.com/home.htm
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Harry Krause wrote:
> Any suggestions for a glue that would permanently attach a starboard
> rodholder to an Igloo cooler? Waterproof, of course. I don't want to
> drill holes in the cooler.
>
> Suggestions from those who have some knowledge of this sort of
> application, please. I don't need any "Reggie Retardo" internet search
> suggestions passed along third hand.
>
> Thanks.

5200 and some self tapping screws to hold it in place while the 5200
sets, is way to easy of a solution. I just wonder if Harry will ever
actually use this boat or will he just take photos of it.
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Harry Krause wrote:
> Any suggestions for a glue that would permanently attach a starboard
> rodholder to an Igloo cooler? Waterproof, of course. I don't want to
> drill holes in the cooler.
>
> Suggestions from those who have some knowledge of this sort of
> application, please. I don't need any "Reggie Retardo" internet search
> suggestions passed along third hand.

Drill a hole in the gunwale of your new ride and put in a rod holder
with a backing plate.

Glue a rod holder to an Igloo cooler, come on. If you kook into one of
those 48" rocks it will pull you cooler over the side, let alone a 36"
blue who will pull your cooler out of the boat into the water and rip
the glued rod holder off and bye bye rod.
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On Sun, 26 Aug 2007 17:18:19 -0400, BAR <ScrewYou DeleteThis @Your.Place> wrote:

>Harry Krause wrote:
>> Any suggestions for a glue that would permanently attach a starboard
>> rodholder to an Igloo cooler? Waterproof, of course. I don't want to
>> drill holes in the cooler.
>>
>> Suggestions from those who have some knowledge of this sort of
>> application, please. I don't need any "Reggie Retardo" internet search
>> suggestions passed along third hand.
>
>Drill a hole in the gunwale of your new ride and put in a rod holder
>with a backing plate.
>
>Glue a rod holder to an Igloo cooler, come on. If you kook into one of
>those 48" rocks it will pull you cooler over the side, let alone a 36"
>blue who will pull your cooler out of the boat into the water and rip
>the glued rod holder off and bye bye rod.
>
>
>

Wait, I thought he was going to glue the cooler to the boat just so that
wouldn't happen!
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John H
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On Aug 26, 3:21 pm, John H. <jherri....RemoveThis@yahoo.com> wrote:
> On Sun, 26 Aug 2007 13:53:00 -0400, Harry Krause <harry.kra....RemoveThis@gmail.com>
> wrote:
>
> >Any suggestions for a glue that would permanently attach a starboard
> >rodholder to an Igloo cooler? Waterproof, of course. I don't want to
> >drill holes in the cooler.
>
> >Suggestions from those who have some knowledge of this sort of
> >application, please. I don't need any "Reggie Retardo" internet search
> >suggestions passed along third hand.
>
> >Thanks.
>
> Harry, there will undoubtedly be some who find your offensive behavior
> appealing and give you an answer. Personally, I'd pay you little attention,
> although for the amount of drift fishing you do, you might try chewing gum.
> --
> John H

Shit, I'd give him an answer if I had one, you take his taunting and
political spewisms way to seriously. Besided I think it's great that
Harry is boating again, almost. But anyway, I don't know of anything
that would chemically bond short of welding something to the sides. I
have however made reasonable mechanical bonds using a razor blade to
score plastic parts. Hold the razor at a sharp angle not just straight
on so as to create grip points, don't spare the destruction and then
use epoxy to mount hold downs or the board. Don't try to just rough it
up with a scraper or sandpaper, you need to make negative grip points,
a good tight crosshatch pattern. I think I would be able to make the
bond with good two part epoxy and some aerosil. I would probably rub
some shredded glass in there too. If you want more info, you have my
email above.
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On Sun, 26 Aug 2007 13:53:00 -0400, Harry Krause
<harry.krause.TakeThisOut@gmail.com> wrote:

>Any suggestions for a glue that would permanently attach a starboard
>rodholder to an Igloo cooler? Waterproof, of course. I don't want to
>drill holes in the cooler.

5200 or 3M Scotch-Weld DP-8005.

5200 is mo' better.....
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On Sun, 26 Aug 2007 17:18:19 -0400, BAR <ScrewYou.DeleteThis@Your.Place> wrote:

>Harry Krause wrote:
>> Any suggestions for a glue that would permanently attach a starboard
>> rodholder to an Igloo cooler? Waterproof, of course. I don't want to
>> drill holes in the cooler.
>>
>> Suggestions from those who have some knowledge of this sort of
>> application, please. I don't need any "Reggie Retardo" internet search
>> suggestions passed along third hand.
>
>Drill a hole in the gunwale of your new ride and put in a rod holder
>with a backing plate.
>
>Glue a rod holder to an Igloo cooler, come on. If you kook into one of
>those 48" rocks it will pull you cooler over the side, let alone a 36"
>blue who will pull your cooler out of the boat into the water and rip
>the glued rod holder off and bye bye rod.

But he has a low transom so it won't be hard for him to jump overboard
and get back on board.
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On Sun, 26 Aug 2007 21:38:41 GMT, Short Wave Sportfishing
<email RemoveThis @swsports.org> wrote:

>On Sun, 26 Aug 2007 17:18:19 -0400, BAR <ScrewYou RemoveThis @Your.Place> wrote:
>
>>Harry Krause wrote:
>>> Any suggestions for a glue that would permanently attach a starboard
>>> rodholder to an Igloo cooler? Waterproof, of course. I don't want to
>>> drill holes in the cooler.
>>>
>>> Suggestions from those who have some knowledge of this sort of
>>> application, please. I don't need any "Reggie Retardo" internet search
>>> suggestions passed along third hand.
>>
>>Drill a hole in the gunwale of your new ride and put in a rod holder
>>with a backing plate.
>>
>>Glue a rod holder to an Igloo cooler, come on. If you kook into one of
>>those 48" rocks it will pull you cooler over the side, let alone a 36"
>>blue who will pull your cooler out of the boat into the water and rip
>>the glued rod holder off and bye bye rod.
>
>But he has a low transom so it won't be hard for him to jump overboard
>and get back on board.

Some things are really funny. That was one.
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Harry Krause wrote:
> Short Wave Sportfishing wrote:
>> On Sun, 26 Aug 2007 17:18:19 -0400, BAR <ScrewYou.RemoveThis@Your.Place> wrote:
>>
>>> Harry Krause wrote:
>>>> Any suggestions for a glue that would permanently attach a starboard
>>>> rodholder to an Igloo cooler? Waterproof, of course. I don't want to
>>>> drill holes in the cooler.
>>>>
>>>> Suggestions from those who have some knowledge of this sort of
>>>> application, please. I don't need any "Reggie Retardo" internet
>>>> search suggestions passed along third hand.
>>> Drill a hole in the gunwale of your new ride and put in a rod holder
>>> with a backing plate.
>>>
>>> Glue a rod holder to an Igloo cooler, come on. If you kook into one
>>> of those 48" rocks it will pull you cooler over the side, let alone a
>>> 36" blue who will pull your cooler out of the boat into the water and
>>> rip the glued rod holder off and bye bye rod.
>>
>> But he has a low transom so it won't be hard for him to jump overboard
>> and get back on board.
>
>
> Precisely. Anyway, these are only to store some extra rods while they
> are not being used. The boat already has 8 rod holders,

Get a hardtop with rocket launchers. That should give you five or six
additional rod holders.
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What are their names?
JR

Harry Krause wrote:

>
>
>
> Precisely. Anyway, these are only to store some extra rods while they
> are not being used. The boat already has 8 rod holders,


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"Short Wave Sportfishing" <email RemoveThis @swsports.org> wrote in message
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> On Sun, 26 Aug 2007 17:18:19 -0400, BAR <ScrewYou RemoveThis @Your.Place> wrote:
>
>>Harry Krause wrote:
>>> Any suggestions for a glue that would permanently attach a starboard
>>> rodholder to an Igloo cooler? Waterproof, of course. I don't want to
>>> drill holes in the cooler.
>>>
>>> Suggestions from those who have some knowledge of this sort of
>>> application, please. I don't need any "Reggie Retardo" internet search
>>> suggestions passed along third hand.
>>
>>Drill a hole in the gunwale of your new ride and put in a rod holder
>>with a backing plate.
>>
>>Glue a rod holder to an Igloo cooler, come on. If you kook into one of
>>those 48" rocks it will pull you cooler over the side, let alone a 36"
>>blue who will pull your cooler out of the boat into the water and rip
>>the glued rod holder off and bye bye rod.
>
> But he has a low transom so it won't be hard for him to jump overboard
> and get back on board.


Did somebody say low transom?
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